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Game 2710 · closing soon

9s In A Line

$1

Our estimate

This above-cost estimate is on a temporary model hold, so it is not ranked or simulated. Public data cannot show whether every unclaimed prize is still on an unsold ticket.

About 22 of every 100 tickets win any prize.

Top prizes left

16

of $500 each

Chance to come out ahead

N/A

How often a ticket pays more than its price

This comparison cannot find a winning ticket or store.

Image of Front of 9s In A Line Ticket

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Dated interpretation

What the inputs show, and why the model is held

On 2026-09-18, the model combined 868,206 estimated unsold tickets with $1,554,034.00 in unclaimed prize value. That arithmetic produces $1.79 back per $1 ticket, or $0.79 above cost.

The result is not presented as a recommendation or simulation input. Public claim counts do not show whether an unclaimed prize is on an unsold ticket, a purchased unscratched ticket, or a ticket whose claim has not posted. Source or calculation evidence must resolve that gap before this model can be used.

Prizes remainingHave the big prizes already been claimed?
PrizePrintedRemainingStill out there
$50016316
10%
$30097766
7%
$1501,958172
9%
$1003,264286
9%
$506,519585
9%
$3013,060998
8%
$1565,2526,423
10%
$10195,84821,942
11%
$5195,80824,920
13%
$3522,24069,870
13%
$21,175,030181,771
15%
$12,219,310399,127
18%

“Printed” is how many of each prize the game started with; the bar shows the share not yet claimed. Claims lag real scratching, so treat this as recent history, not a live count.

Official published valuesCopied from Texas Lottery public pages

Ticket price

$1

Top prize

$500

Pack size

150

Top prizes remaining

16

Official values are copied directly from Texas Lottery public game pages and prize counts. They do not imply real-time retailer or machine inventory.

How we compare this gameWhat comes back per ticket, on average

The modeled return and chance to finish ahead are summarized at the top of this page. Both use statewide public prize and sales data; neither describes a specific ticket, store, pack, or machine. Switch to Advanced for the exact payback, net expected value, profit odds, prize ratio, and top-prize odds.

Data sources and methodologyWhere these numbers come from

Sales source: Texas Open Data statewide net sales aggregate by game.

Sales coverage: 2026-05 to 2027-01 (77,975 source rows)

Snapshot: 2026-09-18. Estimated tickets sold = statewide public net sales divided by ticket price; estimated tickets remaining = published approximate tickets printed minus estimated tickets sold.

Temporary model hold. Unclaimed prize counts and estimated unsold-ticket counts are both public-data inputs, but their quotient cannot locate those prizes on unsold tickets.

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